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Letter from J. Oppenheim to Isaac Leeser, written in Danville, PA on January 6, 1863. Oppenheim announces his intention to leave his position as a minister, citing dissatisfaction with the congregation's governance and a desire for a more honorable livelihood. He mentions a new rabbi in Danville and a sermon given by Rabbi M. Delbanco in Wilkes Barre. He expresses his continued devotion to the Jewish faith.

Letter from Leopold Jaroslawski to Isaac Leeser, written in Pittsburgh on September 27, 1852. Jaroslawski describes the current state of the Polish Congregation, Beit Yisrael, including its membership, synagogue, and recent leadership elections. He requests that Leeser publish this information in his paper to correct any misinformation. He also expresses his hope for the congregation's continued prosperity and success in spreading Jewish principles.

Letter from N. Gallinger to Reverend Isaac Leeser discussing the proceedings of a recent meeting of the writer's congregation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The letter details the election of officers, the establishment of regular Sabbath services with a fine for absences, and the challenges of maintaining a minyan. It also mentions a separate Polish congregation and its attempts to draw members away. Gallinger apologizes for his poor English and promises to keep Leeser updated on the congregation's activities.